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Temuka Leader, Issue 1130, 24 January 1884, Page 2

Maclean and Steivart. THIS DAY. ENGINE AND COMBINE AND PLANT. AT TEMUKA. THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY. At 2 o'clock. fACLEAN & STEWART [ instructed by Mr Frank White, will Sell at Temuka, at Mr Craig's Yard, as above, One 9 h.p. Engine, with Combine, by ClaytoD and Shuttleworth One Dray, with Water Tank Complete Set of Cooking Utensils Bay Geloing CAPTAIN, with any trial. The Mill and Engine is in first-class order, having been thoroughly overhauled byEeid and Gray after finishing work last sea-son, and as Mr White has left for the North Island, it is FOR POSITIVE SALE. 22j Easy Terms will be given. TO-MORROW. THE SECOND OF THIS SEASON'S WOOL SALES, WILL BE HELD BY THE UNDERSIGNED ON THE 25th JANUARY, 1884. LL Lots carefully Classed, Calais logued and Sampled, and will be Sold in the Order they are received. Entries are now being Received for Sale. MACLEAN & STEWART, jal Auctioneers. JR. Wilkin and Co. THIS DAY. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT TEMUKA. ■ESSRS ROBT. WILKIN & CO have received instructions from Mr A. Geddis, to Sell by Public Auction, at Temuka, ON THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1884, HALF-ACRE with 7 -Roomed House thereon, with good Orchard well stocked with Fruit Trees, situated about 100 yards from Temuka Railway Station. Easy Terms. Sale at 2 o'clock. ROBT. WILKIN & CO., jal9 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. OUR Second Wool Sale of the Season will be held on FRIDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1884, IN OUR WOOL STORES, TIMARU. We beg to remind our Clients and Woolgrowers that every care will be taken in carefully Classing, and their interests will receive the best attention at our hands. ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL Either for Sale in this Market, or for Shipment to London. ROBERT WILKIN AND CO,, WOOL BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, jalO TimarU. OR SALE, Privately, by the UnderJ signed—--1 OSBORNE HARVESTER and MOWER (New.) Particulars from ROBT. WILKIN & CO.; jals Auctioneers. TjlOR SALE, PRIVATELY— The following VALUABLE PROPERTIES : Lot I—Waiiti Road—l 4 Acres Freehold Land, with Substantiallybuilt House thereon, containing 12 rooms, Stables, Coach-house, etc., and all necessary Out-build-ings. The grounds are all beautifully laid out with trees and ornamental planting. This is one of the be:3t suburban residences near Timaru. Lot 2—Wai-ia Road—34 Acres Freebold Land, situated 2£ miles from Timaru. Lot 340 Acres Freehold Land, with 3-roomed Cottage thereon, within easy distance of town. Lot 4—lo Acres Freehold Land, with good 3-roomed Cottage thereon and 2 Acres grand Orcinud , 3 miles fro n thwn. Lot 5—17 Acres Freehold Land ; 3 miles from town ; grand siie for residence. Lot 6—22 Acres Freehold ; 3 miles from town ; with 6 Acres well-grown Blue Gum Plantation. For full particulars apply to ROBERT WILKIN & CO., dels Auctioneers. ' A Thick Dark Blue Cloth OVERCOAT, Double-breasted, with Velvet Collar. Anyone returning the same to the Office of this Paper will be rewarded. ja22 SHAMROCK HOTEL, TIMARU. G. E. A~ N s L EY ' (Late of Mosgiel) Has" opened this Hotel, and invites all his Countiy Friends to give him a call. Chenpest House in To ivn. Board 25s and 20s. All Meals Is. Hot and cold Baths. Counter lunch. Good Billiard room and Ball Court. Southland XXXX on Tap. j!7